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As long as you live, you are subject to change, even against your will, so that you are at one time happy and at another time sad; at one time quiet and at another time troubled; now devout, now undevout; now diligent, now listless; now grave and now light. (CIoC)


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This reminds me of King David’s son Solomon.  He had it all yet he wondered about the meaning of life.
 

Check out his diary in Ecclesiastes; for the executive summary start at the very end.

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